Death and Dying Resources

Whether you're wanting to plan and prepare for your own death or have a loved one you

Death with Dignity

Also referred to as medical aid in dying is available to Oregon residents with a terminal diagnosis of six months or less.

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Body Donation

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Funeral Planning

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What to expect with dying

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Death with Dignity

A little history: In 1997, Oregon enacted the Death with Dignity Act which allows terminally ill individuals to end their lives through the voluntary self-administration of lethal medications, expressly prescribed by a physician for that purpose

End of life Choices of Oregon (EOLCOR):

is a non-profit organization that counsels and supports people as they explore end-of-life options including medical aid in dying (also known as the Death with Dignity Act). Their website is extremely helpful with lots of information about the Death with Dignity process.

Oregon Health Authority (OHA):
Offers more information on statistics and general FAQs about Death with Dignity.

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Body Donation Resources

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Funeral Planning Resources

What to expect with death and dying

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